Agid Gardoud is another potential inclusion for East Perth to provide some extra height with Beau Chatley in contention while Tom Shanahan continues to put himself in the mix with continued outstanding form in the reserves, and that included another 24 possessions and two goals last week against Subiaco in a nine-point loss against the side that finished in second position.

For perhaps the first time this season, Claremont is able to put a settled side on the park with no forced changes from last week where the Tigers beat West Perth to make the finals, and to take on East Perth this Sunday in the elimination final.

Captain Jake Murphy along with Seaby, Tom Swift, Maister, Bradley, Anton Hamp and Jordan McAllister are among the Claremont players who have had interrupted seasons to some degree at different stages at 2015, but all are now right to go come finals time for the Tigers.

Coach Michael Broadbridge will need to make the decision on which two ruckmen he takes into the game, though, with Darcy Cameron continuing to perform well in the reserves to make a strong case to replace either AFL and WAFL premiership big man Seaby, or dual WAFL premiership ruckman Andrews.

Lachlan Davey is another proven quality defender at Claremont and he had another 24 possessions, nine marks and a goal in the reserves last week to continue to put pressure on Tom Willett, McAllister and Hamp to keep their spots in the team for the finals.

Ben Higgs had 24 possessions in the reserves last week to keep his name in the mix to come in for Claremont as well to play East Perth on Sunday while Matthew Goyder is a consistent small man who can play either forward, back or in the midfield so he's another option to come into the team.

RESERVES ELIMINATION FINAL
WEST PERTH (10-2-8, 4th) v EAST PERTH (10-10, 5th) – HBF ARENA, SUNDAY 9AM 
Selected teams 

It's a Perth derby in a reserves elimination final to open proceedings at HBF Arena on Sunday morning with West Perth hosting East Perth with both putting their seasons on the line.

With East Perth's league side playing at Medibank Stadium later in the afternoon, it was decided that the reserves would pick up the early time slot at HBF Arena on Sunday with the Falcons hosting the Royals in the elimination final.

Little separated the two teams all season with West Perth and East Perth both winning 10 games apiece, but the Falcons claimed fourth position ahead of the Royals thanks to having two draws during the season.

West Perth and East Perth played one another three times throughout the home and away season with some vastly contrasting results.

West Perth scored a thumping 85-point win in Round 8 at HBF Arena before then on WA Day, it was a much tighter affair with the Falcons again coming away with a seven-point victory at Medibank Stadium.

However, the Royals were able to change the tide in Round 19 back again at Medibank Stadium with East Perth winning 14.14 (98) to 11.4 (70).

The winner will go on to take on the loser of Sunday's qualifying final between Subiaco and Swan Districts next Sunday, while the loser's season is over.

West Perth have a good blend of youth and experience in its reserves team for the elimination final with a host of players looking to keep themselves in contention for a league position throughout September as well.

League premiership player from 2013 Marc Crisp will feature for the Falcons in the reserves while Max Alexander, Brayden Antonio, Callum Papertalk, Sam Rotham, Tim Sutherland and Mitch van Berlo have all played league football in 2015, and could do so again during the finals.

The three emergencies from West Perth's league side to play Peel Thunder in the qualifying final will also play reserves on Sunday further strengthening the Falcons' line-up, and coming back with a point to prove.

East Perth's reserves team also features plenty of exciting talent including Julian Ameduri, Shayne Hille, Mitch Lague, Damian Lee and Lewis Wilson who have played league football in 2015 while the colts Jack Clarke Medal winner Stan Wright is set to play with the Royals as well.

Daniel Perkins has also stood up as an impressive key forward in the last month of the season to give the Royals a strong avenue to goal while like West Perth, the three East Perth emergencies from its league side should also take part in the reserves elimination final.

COLTS ELIMINATION FINAL
WEST PERTH (11-9, 5th) v EAST FREMANTLE (11-9, 4th) – HBF ARENA, SUNDAY 11.40AM
Selected teams 

West Perth's colts return to finals action for the first time in over a decade as the Falcons host East Fremantle at HBF Arena on Sunday in the WAFL elimination final.

East Fremantle's colts team is the only side from the Sharks to qualify for the finals and now they face a big ask to keep their season alive despite having finishing in fourth position ahead of West Perth on percentage at the end of the home and away season.

With West Perth's league and colts teams also earning home finals for Sunday, the colts contest between the Falcons and Sharks has been scheduled for HBF Arena with the later start time of 11.40am.

The winner between West Perth and East Fremantle will go on to face the loser of the colts qualifying final between Swan Districts and Peel Thunder next Sunday, while the loser's season will be over.

West Perth and East Fremantle played one another just twice during the home and away season with the Sharks winning the first meeting by 21 points at HBF Arena in Round 9.

The Falcons then turned the tide in emphatic fashion at ATOM Stadium in Round 20 recording a 7.4 (46) to 2.4 (16) victory.

There is plenty of exciting talent on either side as well with West Perth's side featuring Josh Rotham, Clint Hinchcliffe and Mitch Antonio who were all named in the WAFL Colts Team of the Year during the week as were East Fremantle's Joe Hebiton, Fraser Perry and Michael Cronan.